Offering a broad historical perspective, Selfa shows how the
Democratic Party has time and again betrayed the aspirations of
ordinary people while pursuing an agenda favorable to Wall Street
and U.S. imperial ambitions. He examines the relationship between
party leaders and social movements, from the civil rights struggle
to the movement to end the Iraq war; reveals the unhappy marriage
between U.S. labor and the "party of the people;" and assesses the
mixed record of attempts to build a third party alternative.
Further, Selfa argues that the Democrats' record of backing the
rich and breaking promises to its voting base is not a recent
departure from an otherwise laudable past, but results from its
role as one of two parties serving the interests of the U.S.
establishment.
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